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Hi. My name is Richard.

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Welcome to the Manufacturing Technology
and Indust rial Design and Engineering

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machine shop.

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(music)

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I've tried a lot of programs at school,

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and I think I've just been searching
around to see what I like more.

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And I'm a very hands on person. For me
I wanted to learn just how to make things.

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the ID program is going to be more focused
on the design side of things as,

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more of like product design, prototyping
whereas the manufacturing classes

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are going to be focused on the machining
side of things, programing the machines,

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It's more, I guess, shop based classes.
They do a nice blend of incorporating

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both Manufacturing and Industrial Design
If we want to work as a machinist or

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or we want to work as a designer.

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it made sense for me to pursue
both sides of it

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as far as learning how to run the machines
and designing products for the machines

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to make. Here,
I have this Golden Snitch that I modeled.

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So basically you learn
3D modeling and So I originally

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first learned, in Pasadena,
but then I came down here to refine myself

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Because I have a background as a graphic
designer, but I want something different.

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But at the same time, similar,

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I haven't finished this one yet,
but it's a it's an F1 helmet.

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it's helping me a lot that I get to see

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what the designs I make would
actually be implemented and created here.

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it's a really great place to be
when you understand what a machinist does,

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what an engineer does,
and what a designer does,

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as you can see over here, there's
a lot of tools I could mess around.

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there is a CNC machine in inside of the
room.

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This is a lathe. Yeah,

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(machine sounds)

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Coming here is like 
opening a kid's toy box.

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And every tool you get
is a new way to make something.

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You'll find machine shops in the industry
that have a lot of machines.

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But you're never going to see this
many manual machines in another program.

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and so much diversity
within the machines themselves.

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So we have

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so many machines to train people on
so that every student can be on a machine.

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learning how to operate tools
and use tools

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correctly is going to open doors
to be able

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to make the really high end stuff
because you learn the process

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and then you're learning
some of the materials.

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and understand
what's makeable and what's not.

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You can't run a CNC machine

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really without understanding
how a manual mill works first.

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once you start
using these other machines, the,

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the ideas, the fundamentals of it,
come and play with that machine

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because
that one is all computer controlled.

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So you really trust your computer
to do what it's supposed

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to do

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(music)

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having the ability to say, oh,

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"I know how to operate this or hey, I've,
I've already made cabinets."

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"I know how to use a table saw."

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prior experiences working with,

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woodworking tools

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and 3D printing. Prior to coming here,

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I kind of thought

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that I knew what I was doing
until I got here and realized that, wow,

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the manufacturing world
is much larger than I ever thought it was,

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And we also have a bunch of other machines
that I have not even use yet

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really wonderful to to be able to,

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you know, work with the giant

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machine. And I at the beginning,
I was even scared to,

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like, press the buttons
because it's, it's kind of scary,

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we're teaching people fundamental skills
is what we really focus on.

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And then when they get into the higher end
skills,

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they really know what they're doing.

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Yeah. I'm that's I'm not scared no more.

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I think the foundational skills
are going to transfer to whatever it is

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that you want to go into.

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you don't have to have a background
in mathematics or physics.

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Here, you get to start doing what you want
right now.

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How to run a mill, lathe,

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drill press. You start from working in the
in the woodshop, you know,

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and starting off
building a stool on in here.

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This is our woodshop.

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and then moving your

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way from the woodshop
to the to the manual lathes

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to the manual mills. I always
I just want to try everything honestly.

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Like right now
I'm also taking a welding classes.

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I'm taking...
I'm just trying to take more classes.

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Just because it's
first of all, it's cheap.

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But also the professors here are really,
really good professors.

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Like, I actually like

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the environment that I get here compared
to when I was at a four year college.

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Manufacturing program 
mostly happens at night.

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And afternoons and nights.

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It's set up for people
who are working shifts at at jobs.

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And our industrial design program
is mostly in the day

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and up into the afternoon
for people who are learning and wanted to

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go on to a four year school.

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I've been in the SolidWorks

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classes, 3D modeling, and I've done manual
machining on the lathes and the mills.

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And now I've learning how to do the CNC.

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These are our CNC lathes.

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And they're set up with tooling right now.

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They've been making some parts

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I think the students are working
on making a vise right now.

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you know, there's a wide gamut of things
that you can do here,

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whether it's you want to build cabinets
or you want to go into aerospace,

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you know, you can do both.

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like, just bachelors and no knowledge,
you can start as engineer 1 making

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at least like 65 to $70,000.

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for sure.

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You're going to find a really good job.

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It's going to be well paid going,
I feel like this is it.

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I know I'm interested in another program
just for the skill of it,

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but I think this is more
of the career I want to take.

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(music)